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Posted by Wordsmith on Friday, October 25, 2002 at 15:49:29 :
In Reply to: Re: 3. What possible heirarchies of perspective are there? posted by blimp on Friday, October 25, 2002 at 00:23:42 :
: define perspective: do you subjective frame of reference? why need there be hierarchies? a hierarchy is an ordering according to importance. how do we attach value to a perspective?
Good questions all. Well, perspectives *are*
valueble, aren't they? They have value by the very fact they exist. We'd know nothing
without them.
: also, W: was reading recently that the Universe before the big bang existed in 26 dimensions, then split into 2 universes, one of 4 dimensions (ours) and one of six dimensions. somewhere out there are a group of six dimensional philosophers wondering how phenomenology would work in four dimensions... :P
How could *any* dimensions have existed "before" the BB? Dimensions exist
in space. Both time and space came into being *with* the BB. Time and space could not have existed before they existed.
Wordsmith :)
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